#What is this a crossover episode?

[xx-akubara-xx]

Out of curiously... how would your Bill react to meeting @jellyskink's Domesticated Ford? (Or that version of Bill?)

Ooooh- I actually thought about this one! Well. Meeting D!Ford I mean. I have no idea how a Bill meeting would go. (Probably not well for my Bill lmao)

I bet if they end up in a room together - it'd be intensely awkward. Making pure assumptions here- but I'd think D!Ford would be aware that this wasn't 'his' Bill and would be hesitant in interacting in fear of making his Bill... upset. (I want to stress that I could be totally wrong haha just going off what I know about this au so far)

Meanwhile... My Bill...

Look, he's not great at morality yet okay? But he's trying.

[commonwealthcass]

My boyfriend was roasting Hancock and when I asked who his favorite companion was this convo happened.

[thisispersonal]

disco elysium is a very good game you guys.

[frankenbolt]

Ghoulboys, Ghoulboys, whatcha gonna do~

I tellya what, nothing quite like taking a man, removing the skin and nose and giving him trauma, guilt, a drug problem and a sassy little hat.

-kicks feet in the air- Love that for them. Gosh, would certainly love being in the middle there. Golly. -twirls hair-

Even better if they had to meet and team up for a mission that involves say, a vaultie who used to regularly go see one of them in movies once upon a time~ I just think that'd be swell!

[ramona-quinn-doodles]

Give Jax a Unicorse puppet and they will be unstoppable. They’ll be a team of chaotic energy!

[heytherecentaurs]

Richie in Nerdy Prudes Must Die is like DnDads' Normal Oak and Taylor Swift combined.

[louisironson]

Was it legal? Fuck legal. Am I a nice man? Fuck nice. They say terrible things about me in the Nation. Fuck the Nation. You want to be Nice, or you want to be Effective? Make the law, or subject to it.

[senatortedcruz]

Do we think the sexts between Olivia Nuzzi and RFK Jr included the phrase “Dookie Chute”

[elbiotipo]

One thing regarding videogame consoles in Campoestela is that by the time it takes place ("500 years after Gagarin") most physical videogame consoles, cartridges, disks, etc. are degraded to be unusuable except for those carefully preserved in museums and antique societies (and there must be countless online games that are just... lost). Most, or rather all games from our current console era(s) are preserved in emulation. Another thing that is always a theme in Campoestela, however, is cultural and species diversity, it's a setting with hundreds (thousands?) of different sentient species and each with their own countless languages and cultures. Things like that are common in Campoestela, most common use things like clothes, electronics, utensils, tools, have to be made with many species in mind and are often tailored, like going to a spacesuit tailor, an electronicman, etc

While this removes the idea of my characters rummaging through street markets in search of ancient videogames, it does open some interesting possibilites. So instead of mass-produced standarized consoles, videogaming in Campoestela resembles building a PC, except even more artisanal because you have to factor anatomical differences... someone like Ragua could work with a human controller "fine", but come on, you do like REAL gamers do and go to your local electronics shop in the big space station and ask them to build a controller and console for you. This has bearing in the plot because Ragua was a cringefail gamergirl in her ancient precursor civilization, and besides being thrown into an unknown time away from everything and everyone she ever knew, she's also concerned all her favorite fandoms and videogames are now only known to archeologists, if that. So she is trying to learn what kind of 'future' videogames are there (the graphics suck so much).

In the separate Biopunk Future setting (2143, more 'realistic' even with the talking dolphins), consoles are still produced, even if Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft are long gone by successive global economic crises. In this setting, WW3 and the Ecocide managed to devastate global industries and telecommunication, lots of things preserved in the internet were lost and people are acutely aware of it, making physical media more important than ever. Melanie (the communist catgirl) was raised by her grandparents in one of the shops that dedicates precisely to recovering and emulating old media, with an especial focus on nerd and otaku culture. And that's one of the reasons why she's Like That. Overall, electronics have also taken in a more modular and conservative bent (almost back to brick phones), since the era of global commerce is reaching its twilight and society prefers things that are cheap and last long instead of flashy. Retro videogames are very much in, and since many characters have entered public domain and people are nostalgic for an era where things were simpler and half of the biosphere didn't die, there is a retro wave in the past decades. There was an era around the mid 21th century were lots of people were hooked to VR and AI characters and it was considered a global health crisis, but that was stupid and we don't talk about it.

[chongoblog]

Thoughts on DR (Doctor oRder)

I’m glad she made Hackerman Kiib0

[smellophone]

Smello goes 5 seconds not making an AU challenge (IMPOSSIBLE)

[xx-akubara-xx]

Just a little crack throught that came to me- pls enjoy a quick doodle of two lads going to physical therapy. @jell-o101

[shnashqscookiecomics]

lore

[thisispersonal]

my two favorite blondes!

[ltwharfy]

Although they are two of my favorite shows to talk about, there isn't really much overlap between "Bob's Burgers" and "Homicide: Life on the Street". That makes sense as one is a live action drama that ended in 1999 and the other an animated comedy that debuted in 2011. There might be some actor who's appeared in both, but I haven't spotted one yet.

But watching "A Doll's Eyes" last night, there was one line that couldn't help but make me think of one of my favorite "Bob's Burgers" characters. Pembleton and Bayliss are intereviewing witnesses to a shooting and we cut to this exchange:

Pembleton: What do you mean, "regular"? Old Lady: About five ten, maybe. Is that regular? Pembleton: You mean average.

Now I can't help but imagine a ridiculous crossover scenario where Frank Pembleton tells Regular-Sized Rudy that he should really be called Average-Sized Rudy.

Sadly, unlike several of his "Brooklyn 99" co-stars, Andre Braugher never guest starred on "Bob's Burgers".

[blackjacksmemeclinic]

My ex would get along with my husband (probably) A friend on discord keeps reminding me that Volo exists and I still adore him he's great but BlackJack will always be number 1